Sentence examples for process that occupies from inspiring English sources

It is this process that occupies the book, which successfully adopts a broad-brush approach to cultural life without obscuring gemlike details.

Rumination is a precisely timed process that occupies a large part of a sheep's day.

In her later work the explanation being offered is no longer simply one in which it is attention that occupies the role of explanadum and the binding processes that occupy the role of explanans.

The evolution of the substorm concept to include phenomena outside the ionosphere began with a paper by Jelly and Brice (1967) which noted that "…auroral precipitation is not a spatially isolated phenomenon, but is intimately connected with large-scale processes that occupy a substantial part of the magnetosphere".

Typical requirements include the removal of larger amounts of energy or the development of process units that occupy a smaller unit footprint.

Speaking to reporters after his performance, Browne urged them to talk about the "consensus process" that Occupy Wall Street has adopted to make decisions, warning that it's "an arduous process and not for the faint of the heart".

"There's a difference between being made 'in the spirit' of it and using an experimental production process that reflects the Occupy movement," said Ewell.

It also meant the end of a painful process that weighed on his family and occupied nearly his entire eighth-grade year.

Conservation may be expected for genes involved in multiple processes or genes that occupy key positions in interaction networks, because increased connectivity can generate greater constraints on protein structure (Fraser et al. 2002; but see also Kopp and McIntyre 2010).

An unknown process that restricts contemporary gene flow isolates the Manus Basin population of Ifremeria nautilei from widespread populations that occupy the North Fiji and Lau Basins.

Likewise, Lumley (2002, 2005) asserts that it is the rater, rather than the rating scale that occupies the pivotal position in the centre of the rating process.